When Law School Applications Feel Like a Nightmare
Haunted by your law school application? From disclosure statements to personal statement slip-ups, here’s how to turn your fears into confidence.
Haunted by your law school application? From disclosure statements to personal statement slip-ups, here’s how to turn your fears into confidence.
Visiting a law school can be one of the most valuable parts of your application journey, if you know how to make it count. It’s easy to get caught up in checking boxes, but a visit is your chance to see beyond brochures and websites, and really get a feel for the school.
The journey to med or law school is intense. Long nights of studying, drafting essays, prepping for standardized tests, and coordinating recommendations can leave even the most organized applicants feeling overwhelmed. It’s easy to get caught in the trap of thinking burnout is just “part of the process.” But it doesn’t have to be. In fact, your mental health is a critical part of your application’s success.
If you’re applying to law school, you’ve probably heard a lot of conflicting advice. The truth? Law schools look at the whole application, but some pieces carry more weight than others, and the way they fit together matters the most.
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